The Herald
D. E. STITT. Editor.
Entered as wond-claM matter -",t"mtr .
at the putt rt?.r at Monmouth. Orwon. uiuitt t!i SUCt t
Act of March 3. 1-79.
ho: that every one interested
in the district school will I;
nresent and help the school otVi-;
ccrs in making this event a preat '
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ISSfKn KVKKY KIUDAY
Subscription Rates
One year
Six months
Jt
.Vi Cti
The annual school meeting m
vonr district, this year, occurs on
June 19. riease take the time
on the morning of the 10th to go
' over to the school house and look 3
'over the school grounds and Q
; school buildings. See if you can
help to have conditions improved
; if they need improvement: if )
i thev do not, may I ask you to I
show your appreciation to the
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING :members of the School Board 9
k on the new school build- who brought about these cornlt- 3
, !: .;im,t nnv an A without fl
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Monmouth, Oregon.
FRIDAY, JUNE 16. 1911.
Wor
ing is
thanks. Some of our scliooi H
buildings are very unsanitary,'
and our schools will not be what
they should be until we have the ;
united support of all our school ;
patrons. - i
Yours for the best schools
possible. j
L. R. Alderman, j
the foundation work is being
hurried along as fast a po-iblo
at this writing, and will be ring
ing faster by the time this ap
pears a- some delay resulted be
cause of delay in receiving ma
terial from Portland. However,
the mUerial is here and the
work is going forward.
Monmouth will liave a hand
some looking hulling, and we
hope, a good one when it is com
pleted, but we think that a
great mbtake will be made if
the board does not accept the
proposition to have the outride
walls constructed of hard brick,
, the co.-t only amounting to live
hundred dollars more. Hard
brick will, iiiMire the structure
against crumbling from the
action of the elements noon it,
and will fortify airaiust futurejand 19th, pood for return until
' t ai.i ml . 1 1 1 TT.,
whirl, will otherw so! June sun. ,ine spienuiu ia-
I eursion Steamer,
GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF
PYTHI&S. ASTORIA. OREGON
June 20-21st, 1911
For the above occasion the
Southern pacific and Corvallis & 1
Eastern will sell low round trip
tickets from all points including
branches at Special Low Round
Trip Fares.
Tickets will be sold June 18th
Strickler & Murdock.
(INCORPORATED)
Carry the most complete line of
Merchandise in the City
We will buy your
Wool and pay the
Highest Cash Price
repairs
prove costly.
YYc have situ the effect
weather has upon soft brick and
feel certain that no mistake will
be made if the new building is
insured against crumbling.
We understand that there is
some opposition against the
change on account of the tax
that will necessairly result, but
there is something pending in
the future; .Suppose that in
three or four years the walls be
come defaced as other walls of
like material have, then there
will 1)0 a kick coming. .
Someshing will then have to
ho done to preserve the wall and
cover up the work time lias
wrought, and that something,
perhaps, will be a coat of ce
ment to stop the action of the
elements ami cover up the de
fects. It is better that the work of
preservation should be done
now. Haul brick for
Noted for Bargains
T. J. Potter"
has been chartered for this oc
casion, and will leave Ash Street
Dock, Portland, for Astoria at
11:00 p. m., June 19th, returning
from Astoria midnight June 21.
Delegates are urgently requested
to make reservations for sleeping
accommodations either through
local agents or C. W. Stinger,
City Ticket, 3rd and Washington,
Portland, Oregon.
For detailed fare from any
station, call on any Southern
Pacific or Corvallis & Eastern
Agent.
Hair Switches made from
combings. Enquire at this office.
Monmouth,
Oregon
Zook the Painter,
your paper for you.
will hang
the appearance of the
but it will give strength as
"as beauty.
Of course it will add some
what to the taxes ami the writer
does not like to pay taxes any
better than other persons, but
Artificial Eyes.
Tho earliest notice of nrtiflclul eyes
occurs In n very rare work by tho
French surgeon Ambrolso Pare, en
tilled "La Metliode Curative lies
riayM et Fractures do la Teste IIu
lnalue." Farts. 1.V1. Fare pives n de
scription and figures of nrtlliclal eyes
to tie worn In eases where the eyeball
lias Kiven way and all the humors
have escaped. They lire to he seg-
tho out- ' nionta of 11 hollow, sphere, made of
Kold, routed with enamel painted In
natural colors. With the exception of
structure j the gold they are exactly like the eyes
Wl,j in use nt the present time, which are
j made wholly of jrlass. London Notes
mid Queries.
Eggs For Sale
Full blooded Ancona, 15 eggs
for $1.50 at Mrs. J. L. Mur
doch's, Monmouth, Oregon. 25
B. F. SWOPE,
Attorney at Law and Notary
Public.
Home Phono:.
Ollice, No. 1M-20,
Residence, No. 3712.
Office in Cooper building
Independence, - Oregon
Spartacus.
Spartacus was a Thraclau of noble
birth. While serving lis nu ollleer lu
an auxiliary corps of the ltouiau nrmy
III, llesertcil lill:I lu'lln Mtilireluiiili.i1
wool. I much rather be kept pool- t,0 W;1S reduced to shivery and nnuh; a
in building 11 good article tha 11 ! P'adlator. Ks.-nnlni;. he collected n
body of tim vps a ml cladhitors, 73 B. C.
to be kept in the same condi-;
tion trying to keep a second'
(dass one in repairs. j
State of Oregon, Department of
Education, Salem
Okf.con School Patkons:
and ravnued all southern Italy, de
feating several ltoman forces that
were, sent against lam. Ite was de
feated and slain by C'rassiis, 71 B. C.
His revolt lit one time threatened tho
very existence of the republic.
operation to the extent of giving!
a part of one day in the year to !
"Mrs. Brown: Mrs. Brown! Come
quick! - Ma.ster tleonjo was foolln'
M-ltl. .. . I.-..- ..... I. 1 . . .1
T . ! nun ii ii'Hiiin nu lie n Men one oi i no
May I not ask for your co-1 Bt.rv.,nts'"
"Is il one of the maid-.;"
"No. tnn'am; It's th-. conk."
"Tl... ......I. 1 kl. ..... 1 ..... . .
ii ii . ,1- " .ii-i . i ran never lor-
public school questions? We are ; ,,, nom... ,,.,,.,, r,Illn
planning this year, in the State ; mnier.
of Oregon, to make the annual!
school mooting day a great day : .... fom.wh.t D.ff.r.m.
. . . , , ' Mj name. the (rr-nt traqeillan.
by having as many of our people ; -ha nd.rm-i i.,.Hiy i.i.mnK"
as possible attend the meetings; "An'1 m ''." rejoined n,e ,,w mnm
nnil Wn conditions of nnrscb.w.l ! nm- !i;, t;mnj- U,f
plants. We. expect to have an
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Folk County Bank
Established 1889
Monmouth, - - Oregon
Paid Capital, - . - $30,000.00
Surplus Undivided Profits, $11,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Busi
ness Under State Supervision
Officers ..and Directors
J. H. 1 1 AW LEY, President; J. B: V. BUTLER, Vice
President; IRA C. POWELL, Cashier: J. B.
STUMP, F. S. POWELL, I. M. SIMPSON.
Interest paid on time deposits.
i n i ts .
vjr-
Eastman's of course
A full line
of supplies
for the
Camera
annual picnic on this day in
many school districts, and we
'hleoK New.
Iff have it or we'll get it.
Ask us.
M.iii!if-r Tarry the ,ril f r t!; w.
merit, clmnnter f.r U tlw.-AU ott
ity Meat Market
Highest Cash Price Paid for Veal,
Pork and Mutton. Once a cus
tomer, always a customer. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paid for All Kinds of HIDES
SULLIAVN & MOR1SON, Props.
Monmouth, - - - Oregon
P. E. Chase h. B. Davis
List your property with the.
WESTERN REALTY
COMPANY
First door West of Furniture Srnr.
Perkins Pharmacy 'Monmouth, - OregOn